The Numero France Nadja editorial will be showcased within the March 2013 edition of the European publication. The subject of the production is model Nadja Bender who comes across as sweetly subdued in the series of images.
Taking the pictures for Nadja was photographer Liz Collins. Collins focused exclusively on Bender with an ashen backdrop, drawing the bulk of attention towards the brunette.
In line with Numero France's current spring issue is stylist Irina Marie's incorporation of sleek wrap dresses, tiered suits and incredibly short maxi frocks. While these looks are quite daring, Bender's coy smirks made them come across as appropriate for an assortment of settings and women, a testament to Interview Magazine's penchant for fashion.
What Makes This Trend Stand Out
- Minimalistic Editorial Shoots
- Fashion photoshoots featuring simple backdrops and subdued styling are gaining popularity.
- Individual Model Features
- Fashion magazines are increasingly showcasing models in their own individual editorial spreads, rather than group shots.
- Adaptive Fashion
- The blending of daring and subdued styles seen in this editorial shoot presents opportunities for fashion brands to create versatile pieces that can be worn in a variety of settings.
Sectors Adopting This
- Fashion Photography
- Photographers can explore the use of minimalistic backdrops and individual model features to create new editorial styles.
- Fashion Design
- Designers can capitalize on the trend of adaptive fashion by creating pieces that blend daring and subdued styles.
- Fashion Journalism
- Fashion writers can analyze and report on the shift towards individual model features in editorial spreads.
